

Jeff and Debra may be small, but you’ll feel just how mighty they are too. Jeff and Debra spend a lot of time pushing and pulling packages around the mailroom, and you’ll be able to feel this with a rolling haptic rumble to make your movements all the more immersive. Never underestimate the strength of a determined mailbird. Keep the Post Rolling (in More Ways Than One) Developers have all wondered what it would be like to hold a fluffy little kiwi – well, this is (probably) the next best thing. Instead, feel every step Jeff and Debra take with pitter-patter vibrations as they scurry around the mailroom. Kiwi Feet at Your Fingertipsīeing a hard-working kiwi has its advantages, but flight isn’t one of them.

The PS5 version of KeyWe will also take advantage of the DualSense controller’s haptics and adaptive triggers to let PS5 players really get a feel for the Telepost Office.

You can play KeyWe with a friend in local and online co-op, as well as single-player, as you work your way through the changing seasons of the postal calendar with the help* of the colorful cast of critter co-workers joining you on your shifts. Jeff and Debra must collaborate together to type telegrams, send urgent messages, ship packages, and keep the mail flowing to the residents of Bungalow Basin. KeyWe is a cozy co-op game where you play as Jeff and Debra, two industrious kiwi birds who work at a fun and frantic post office. PlayStation’s new game is about two kiwi birds running a chaotic mailroom, then buckle up, because that’s exactly what I’m here to do - including the first-ever details on our DualSense wireless controller functionality for PS5.
